KINDERGARTEN SCIENCE WORKSHEETS

KINDERGARTEN SCIENCE

These worksheets introduce concepts related to life sciences (our bodies and food and nutrition). Exercises rely heavily on graphics so children with limited reading skills can still explore concepts.

·         Weather And Seasons Worksheets: Fall, Winter, Spring And Summer

These worksheets help your kids learn about the different types of weather and seasons.

·         The Words We Use To Describe Weather

Children study which words we use to describe different types of weather such as sunny, rainy, windy, cloudy and snowy.

·         Types Of Weather

Children review different types of weather including matching activities or clothes to the type of weather associated with them.

·         Draw The Weather

In this weather worksheet, students are asked to draw the sky to show the correct weather.  A "bank" of weather drawings is provided.

·         Weather Wheel

Children make a weather wheel with 4 choices: rainy, sunny, cloudy or snowy, then decide which direction to point the arrow, based on today's weather.

·         Severe Weather Worksheets

Children match the words tsunami, thunderstorm, tornado and hurricane to their respective pictures. The sudden changes of severe weather are a contrast to the slow, seasonal changes the students reviewed in previous worksheets.

·         The 4 Seasons

Children match the names of the seasons with pictures of nature or activities appropriate to that season.  The intent of the worksheets is to demonstrate both that the seasonal changes occur as well as to help students learn the names of the seasons.

·         Words For Seasons

In these worksheets, children write the words for the seasons. matching the seasons to pictures.  

·         Seasons, Clothes and Activities

Children identify summer and winter clothes, activities and other items in these worksheets.

·         Energy Worksheets

These worksheets review situations familiar to children from the point of view of energy (e.g. sun and shade, pushing a shop cart).  An understanding of energy underpins virtually all aspects of science.  These exercises utilize graphics and minimize reading and terminology.

·         Sunshine And Energy

They are asked to identify the objects that will melt under a hot sun. The principal intent of the worksheet is to convey that the sun transfers heat (energy) to objects. A secondary intent is to show that different objects have different melting properties.

·         Hot Or Cold?

Heat and temperature are the energy concepts most familiar to children.  In these worksheets, they identify cold and hot objects. These observations will lead to thinking about temperature (measuring "hot" and "cold") and heat transfer (how things get "hot" or "cold").

·         Heat, Light or Sound

In these worksheets, children identify objects which are giving off heat, light or sound.  They will later learn that heat, light and sound are all forms of energy.

·         People Or Fuel?

The worksheets reinforce that there are many sources of energy in our daily lives and that there is a direct relationship between energy and movement.

·         Pushes And Pulls

Children identify pushes and pulls based on the images shown. This reinforces the concept that forces are directional.  

·         Environment & Resources Worksheets

Natural resources produce things that we use for our daily needs. They need to identify the natural sources of common goods.

·         Recycling Worksheets

Recycling can help us preserve the environment. Children identify which collection bin is used for each material.

·         Reduce, Reuse and Recycle

Following the three R's (reducing material usage, reusing materials and recycling used materials) helps us protect the environment. Children identify which of the three R's is the best way to deal with each item pictured.

·         Pollution Worksheets

This worksheet introduces the concept of categorizing pollution as water, land, noise or air pollution.